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PCM Multiplexer
ZMUX-30
Users Manual
Guangzhou Yinxun Comm.Tech.Co.,ltd
Users Manual for PCM Multiplexer ZMUX-30
Contents
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
Summary...................................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Functional Features ..........................................................................................................................2
1.2 Working Conditions ...........................................................................................................................2
1.3 Power Supply ....................................................................................................................................2
Technical Parameters..............................................................................................................................2
2.1 Link Interface 2Mb/s interface ......................................................................................................2
2.2 Subscribers Interface ........................................................................................................................2
2.2.1 Subscriber and Loop Interfaces (FXO,FXS,hot-line phone) ......................................................2
2.2.2 2/4W audio interface /2/4W E&M interface ................................................................................3
2.2.3 RS232(asynchronous) interface.................................................................................................3
2.2.4 RS232(synchronous) interface...................................................................................................3
2.2.5 V.35 interface..............................................................................................................................3
2.2.6 10Base-T interface .....................................................................................................................3
Dimensions ..............................................................................................................................................3
Structure Characteristics........................................................................................................................4
Open-package Inspection.......................................................................................................................5
Device Installation ...................................................................................................................................5
6.1 Site Preparation.................................................................................................................................5
6.2 Module Examination..........................................................................................................................5
6.3 Clock Settings ...................................................................................................................................5
6.4 Line Connection ................................................................................................................................6
6.4.1 Connection of 48V power cord.................................................................................................6
6.4.2 Connection of subscriber lines ...................................................................................................7
6.5 Device Installation .............................................................................................................................8
6.6 Note...................................................................................................................................................8
6.7 Start-up Operation.............................................................................................................................9
6.7.1 Implication of indicators on the panel.........................................................................................9
Transportation and Storage....................................................................................................................9
Appendix Instruction Manual for making cables .........................................................................10
120 balanced cables .............................................................................................................................10
Telephone Interface Cables for (FXO , FXS , magnet telephone, hot-line) ............................................10
Audio interface cable for (2W audio interface, 2W E&M interface).........................................................11
Audio Interface Cables for (4W audio interface, 4W E&M interface) ......................................................11
The data interface cable for (RS232/V.24) ..............................................................................................11
Data interface cable for RS422................................................................................................................12
Data interface cable for RS485................................................................................................................12
Data interface cable for G.703 co-directional 64k data.........................................................................13
Data interface cable (10Base-T Ethernet cross network cable)----recommended..................................13
Data interface cable (10Base-T Ethernet parallel network cable)...........................................................14
Data interface cable for V.35....................................................................................................................14
CC4 coaxial cable....................................................................................................................................15
FAQs........................................................................................................................................................17
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Summary
This product is a fundamental device for the digital communication system, which is also named
PCM basic group device. The device is used to multiplex the signals such as voice, data and image
into a standard E1 link via various interface cards, realizing point-to-point transmission.
1.1 Functional Features
a) provide 30 channels of optional subscribers interfaces of various types to facilitate the access of
various services;
b) The voice interface supports caller ID display;
c) CCB payphone application with polarity reversal;
d) It provides 2M channel for transmission directly;
e) Perfect indications of status are available to facilitate maintenance and management;
f ) With small size, attractive appearance, and easy for installation and operation.
1.2 Working Conditions
Working Temperature
Relative Humidity
0 ~ 40
90% (25)
1.3 Power Supply

Input Voltage
-48V
Acceptable dynamic Voltage -36V ~ -72V
Input Current
< 1A
Technical Parameters
2.1 Link Interface 2Mb/s interface

It is a standard E1 interface which conforms to the recommendation of ITU-T G.703, G.704 and
G.712
a) Bit Rate
2048Kbps 50ppm
b) E1 Line Code
HDB3
c) Interface Impedance
75
or
120
d) Connector
CC4
or
RJ45
2.2 Subscriber Interface
2.2.1 Subscriber and Loop Interface FXOFXShot-line phone
a) Impedance
600
b) Insertion Loss
-3 0.75dB
c) Frequency Characteristic 300 ~ 3400Hz (-0.6 ~ +3dB)

d) Weighted Noise
-63.7dBmop
e) Crosstalk Loss
65dB
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f ) Loop Impedance
1800
g) Ringing frequency
25Hz
2.2.2 2/4W audio interface /2/4W E&M interface

a) Impedance
200 + 680||0.1F
b) 4W AD gain
14dB (adjustable)
c) 4W DA gain
-2 dB (adjustable)
d) 4W AD frequency characteristic
-0.2 - +0.2dB
e) 4W DA frequency characteristic
-0.2 - +0.2dB
f ) 2W AD frequency characteristic
-0.2 - +0.2dB
g) 4w DA frequency characteristic
-0.2 - +0.2dB (adjustable)
h) Return Loss
40dB
i ) Balance Degree
70dB
j ) common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) 70dB

k) Power Supply Rejection Ratio
30dB
m) Spare Channel Noise
65dB
f ) Loop Resistance
600
2.2.3 RS232(asynchronous) interface

a) Interface Type
V.24 asynchronous
b) Rate
0 ~ 19.2Kbps
2.2.4 RS232(synchronous) interface

a) Interface Type
V.24 synchronous (simplex and full duplex are optional)
b) Rate
4800bps9600bps and 19200bps are optional
c) Clock
DCE and DTE are optional
2.2.5 V.35 interface

a) Interface type
b) Rate
c) Clock
V.35 synchronous
Nx64Kb/sN =1~30
DCE
2.2.6 10Base-T interface
a) Interface Type
10Base-T
b) Interface Rate
c) Transmission Rate
10Mbps
Nx64Kb/sN = 1~30
d) Protocol
link layer bridging
Dimensions
19 EIA chassis 210mm (D) 480mm (W) 44mm (H)
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Structure Characteristics
4.1
The 1U high device is of cabinet structure , consisting of chassis and circuit panel. It can
either be fitted into a 19 full open rack, or put on a stable, dry and secure position as a desktop
device.
4.2
There is a mainboard in the cabinet of device, which provides 31 slots. The slots from 1 to
30 are of universal type allowing hybrid insertion of subscriber interfaces, and correspond respectively
to printings of RJ45 sockets from 1 to 30 on the back of device . The slot 31 is designed for inserting a
10Mbps (line speed) Ethernet module, corresponding to the printing of 10Base-T RJ45 socket on the
back of device (refer to Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2).
4.3
On the back of device , there are two ground terminals respectively at two sides, which are
used for connection between the device and the grounding system on the rack.
4.4
The connector for subscriber interface is RJ45 socket, which can be directly connected
with RJ11 or RJ45 plug, or connected with various connectors such as DB9, DB25 and M34 (F) etc by
means of conversion cable.
Slots 1~30 for subscriber
modules, hybrid insertion is
allowed
Slot for test process
1~30
(not changable)
Mainboard
Front panel
Figure 4-1 Schematic diagram of slots configured on main board
Default:
Various subscriber interfaces from 1 to 30
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
2M link interface for 75
SUP
E1/OPT
OUT
IN
I
30
Ground terminal
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
Or selectable:
E1/120
-48v DC
2M link interface for 120
Figure 4-2Schematic diagram of connection ports (rear view)

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DC-48V
Power Switch
Open-package Inspection
5.1 After opening the package, check the model no and quantity of the device and accessories
according to the packing list.
5.2 Based on the type and quantity of subscriber modules shown on the device, check the
selected subscriber interfaces for matching.
5.3 Examine rack, subscriber modules and accessories for damages or dampness; Conduct
drying treatment for the damped products before installation.
Device Installation
6.1 Site Preparation

The device will be installed within 1.5m away from the connecting terminal of power supply. In
addition, the distance between the device and the other related data devices (except voice device and
network device) of the subscriber will not exceed 15m (in case of V.35 interface) or 8m (in case of
V.24 interface).
6.2 Module Examination
The device is supplied with the various subscriber modules ordered by the user . These modules
have been inserted into module slots. If required, open the cover on the rack, and examine various
modules for firmness. Adjust and secure the loosened modules if necessary.
6.3 Clock Settings
When the devices are used in pairs, the clock at one side will be set to master , and another one
at the other side must be set to slave. The JP3 jumper on the mainboard is used for clock
configuration, the corresponding configurations will be different for devices used in pairs.
The default setting of device clock is set before delivery, which will not be readjusted by the user
without particular reason.
Short connect pin 2-3 with JP3 jumper cap set to master clock (factory default the clock of
local device is set to master);
Short connect pin 2-3 with JP3 jumper capset to slave clock (factory defaultthe clock of
remote device is set to slave ).
30
3
2
1
JP3
Main Board
Figure 6-1: Schematic diagram of the clock configuration on main board

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Front panel
6.4 Line Connection
6.4.1 Connection of 48V power cord

The internal power supply of device is -48V DC. The connection socket of power supply lies at
the back of the frame and is marked with DC -48V (see figure 6-2).
Note When connecting the power supply, the power switch of the device will be turned OFF.
a) It is recommended to adopt the combination of industrial power supply and battery for
floating charge, and control the dynamic voltage within the acceptable limits. As the user
provides DC-48V power supply, the power cord in the accessories will be used to connect
the power supply. Pay attention to make the power supply connection based on the + and
- terminals marked on the power plug, + refers to grounding connection, - refers to
DC-48 power supply connection(see figure 6-2). Ensure the installation to be firm and free of
short circuit.
Power plug
DC power cord
Ground
-48V
Figure 6-2: Schematic diagram of power plug connection

b) When AC 220V direct power supply, the external power adaptor in the accessories will be
needed (see figure6-3). Alternatively, the user can purchase it separately. The output current
will not be less than 650mA.
Power plug
Connect the labled power cord to the

positive pole
Power cord
External power adaptor
Tighten screws on the top
Figure 6-3 External Power Adaptor
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6.4.2 Connection of subscribers lines

a)
32 subscribers lines ports are provided at the back of device, among which the ports
marked from 1 to 30 are optional connection ones for users (see Figure4-2); the
port marked with 10Base-T is for 10Mbps Ethernet interface (which is effective for our
ZMUX-32, and it is ineffective for this device ZMUX-30); the port marked with SUP is
the monitor interface, whose connector is RJ45 plug (see Figure 6-4).
5
SUP
10Base-T
Figure 6-4: Schematic diagram of the connectors for subscriber interfaces

b)
To facilitate selection of positions for subscribers interface rapidly, a configuration label

of subscriber interfaces is sticked onto the device (see Figure 6-5). The small red spots
on the label refer to the port positions corresponding to the selected subscribers
interfaces.
For reference, a label is given in the following. An actual label is subject to change
without notice for our device when applicable.
Figure 6-5: Configuration label of subscriber interfaces (just for reference)

c)
The RJ 45 ports of subscriber interfaces corresponding to various subscriber interface

modules are given below
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RJ45
plug
FXS/FX0
module
2/4W
E&M
module
2/4W
audio
module
RS232
V.24
module
RS422
module
RS485
module
V.35
module
G. 703
Co-directional
64K module
Monitor
interface
P1
4-W Rx
4-W Rx
4-W Rx
4-W Rx
2-W Rx,
Tx
4-W Tx
2-W Rx,
Tx
4-W Tx
2-W Rx,
Tx
4-W Tx
2-W Rx,
Tx
4-W Tx
2-wire
2-wire
MW
EW
10Base-T
Ethernet
module
Signal
ground
Signal
ground
TXD-/B
TxD+
TxD+
P2
Tx
TxD-
TxD-
P3
Rx
Rx
RXD-
D-/B
RxD+
RxD+
Tx
RXD+
D+/A
RxD-
RxD-
TXD+/A
Signal
ground
TRCK+
P6
TRCKSignal
ground
Signal
ground
Signal
ground
Signal
ground
Signal
ground
Signal ground
Signal
ground
6.5 Device Installation

6.2.1 The device can either fit into a 19 open rack (see Figure 6-6), or lie on a stable, dry and
secure position as a desktop device.
6.2.3 Mounting the device onto the rack, proper space must be kept between two devices for
ventilation and heat dissipation.
6.2.2 In addition, the configuration labels on packages and device will indicate the local device or
the remote device. The local device will be placed on the side of switch, and the remote device will be
placed on the side of user. Reverse placement is not allowed.
19 inch rack
PCM Multiplexer
PCM Multiplexer
Screw M510
Spring washer 5
Gasket 5-140HV
PCM Multiplexer
Figure 6-6: Schematic diagram for device installation

6.6 Note
6.6.1 To avoid mechanical or electrical damage, the device must be installed in dry and clean
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room.
6.6.2 The user must connect the ground terminal on the back of device to the ground line of the
room to ensure the good grounding connection.
6.6.3 If power adaptor with metal casing is used, proper insulation between the casing and the
device case must be ensured in order to avoid device damage or interference with the device.
6.7 Start-up Operation
After all above-mentioned items have been completed and confirmed, turn on the power switch
on the back of device , and the indicator PWR is lighted. No alarm indication will be seen during
normal working.
6.7.1 Implication of indicators on the panel
LED name
Implication of indicators
Color
Remarks
PWR
As the device power on ON
Green
Power indication
RUN
As the monitor system is running FLASHING
Green
Indication of monitor operation
LOS
As the link input signal loses ON
Red
LOF
As the signal received by the link is out of sync ON
Red
DA
As the remote device emits a data alarm ON
Yellow
Indication of link receiving status
AIS
As all of the signals received from the link are
1 ON
Yellow
MLOF
As multi-framing signal received by the link is out of syncON
Red
MDA
As the remove device emits a multi-frame data alarm ON
Yellow
SB1-SB30
As the channels are busy ON (Or twinkling)
Green
Indication of sub-channel busy

status
Notes
The red indicator ON refers to faulty local device (including connection defect);
The yellow indicator ON refers to a faulty remote device (including connection defect);
The green indicator ON refers to the device working normally without alarm.
PCM Multiplexer
PWR LOS DA
RUN LOF AIS
MLOF SB1 SB3 SB5 SB7 SB9 SB11 SB13 SB15 SB17 SB19 SB21 SB23 SB25 SB27 SB29
MDA
Figure 6-7:
SB2 SB4 SB6 SB8 SB10 SB12 SB14 SB16 SB18 SB20 SB22 SB24 SB26 SB28 SB30
Schematic diagram of LED indicators on panel (front view)
Transportation and Storage

7.1
The packed device can be transported by means of vehicle, train, vessel or airplane.
Measures will be taken to avoid upside-down, rolling and violent vibration, direct sun light and
rain/snow attack.
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7.2 The device will be stored in the well-ventilated warehouse free of erosive gas. The storage
temperature will range from -10 to +40 and the relative humidity can not be larger than 75%.
7.3 If the device has been stored for more than half a year, its package must be opened for
necessary inspection by switching on the power supply. The power-on time will not be shorter than 24
hours.
Appendix Instruction Manual for making cable
The customer must make the cables according to the following tables as per the varied types of
module of chosen interfaces.
120 balanced interface cables
Plug type a RJ45 plug
Cable type double-end cable, one to one
Cables
four pairs of CAT.5E STP, 8 X 0.5
Pinout chart
RJ45 plug pin number
RJ45 terminal signal
Direction
Line Color
TTIP
Output
white orange
TRING
Output
orange
white green
RTIP
Input
Blue
RRING
Input
white blue
green
white brown
brown
Telephone Interface Cables for (FXO , FXS , magnet telephone, hot-line phone)
Plug Type two RJ45 plugs
Cable Typedouble-end cable, one to one
Cables
Pinout chart
RJ45 term terminal signal
Line Color
white orange
orange
white green
pin number of RJ45 plug
Two wire T/R
Blue
Two wire T/R
white blue
green
white brown
brown
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Audio interface cable (2W audio interface, 2W E&M interface)

Plug type
a RJ45 plug
Cable type single-head cable
Cables
Pinout chart
RJ45 plug
pin number
2W audio interface
2W E&M
Line color
White orange
Orange
White green
T/R
2W T/R
Blue
2W T/R
White blue
M wire
Green
E wire
White brown
2W T/R
2W
T/R
Signal ground
Signal ground
T/R
M
E
Signal ground
Brown
The conneted device
Audio Interface Cables for (4W audio interface, 4W E&M interface)

Plug type
a RJ45 plug
Cable type single-end cable
Cables
Pinout chart
RJ45 plug
pin number
4W audio interface
4W E&M
Line color
White
4 wire receive
4 wire
receive
Orange
4 wire receive
4 wire
receive
White green
4 wire transmit
4 wire
transmit
Blue
4 wire transmit
4 wire
transmit
White blue
Green
M wire
7
8
Signal ground
E wire
White brown
Signal ground
Brown
The data interface cable for (RS232/V.24)

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E
Signal ground
The connected device
orange
Cables
Pinout chart
Line color
(synchronous CLKIN)
White orange
(synchronous CLKOUT)
Orange
White green
Rx
Blue
Tx
White blue
Green
White brown
GND
Brown
Data interface cable for RS422

Cables
Pinout chart
Line color
(synchronous CLKIN)
White orange
(synchronous CLKA)
Orange
TxD-/B(OUTN1)
White green
RxD-(INN1)
Blue
RxD+(INP1)
White blue
TxD+/A(OUTP1)
Green
7
8
White brown
GND
Brown
Data interface cable for RS485

Plug type a RJ45 plug, and a DB9 pin plug
Cables
four pairs of CAT.5E STP, 8 X 0.5 (EIA/TIA568B standard)
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Pinout chart
Line color
White orange
Orange
White green
D-/B
Blue
D+/A
White blue
Green
White brown
GND
Brown
Data interface cable for (G. 703 co-directional 64k data)

Cables
Pinout chart
RJ45ignal definition
Line color
White orange
TxD+(OUTP1)
Orange
TxD-(OUTN1)
White green
RxD+(INP1)
Blue
RxD-(INN1)
White blue
Green
White brown
GND
Brown
Data interface cable (10Base-T Ethernet cross network cable)recommended

Cross network cable is used for connecting the same devices.
Plug type two RJ45 plugs
Cables
Pinout chart (line 1, 2 cross connect with line 3,6)
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RJ45 signal definition
Line color
Line color
TD+
White orange
White orange
TD-
Orange
Orange
RD+
White green
White green
Blue
Blue
White blue
White blue
Green
Green
RD-
White brown
White brown
Brown
Brown
RJ45 plug
B direction
RJ45 plug
A direction
A direction
B direction
Data interface cable (10Base-T Ethernet parallel network cable)

Parallel network cable will be used for connecting different devices.
Plug type two RJ45 plugs
Cable type double-end cable, one pair
Cables
Pinout chart
Signal definition
Line Color
TD+
White orange
TD-
Orange
RD+
White green
Blue
White blue
Green
RD-
White brown
Brown
Data interface cable (V.35)

Plug type a RJ45 plug, and a M34-F female type plug
Cables
Pinout chart
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RJ45 terminal
signal
Line Color
M34-F(Female)
(V35 interface connector)
M34 signal title
White orange
TxD+
Orange
Transmits data+
TxD-
White green
Transmits data -
RxD+
Blue
Receives data+
RxD-
White blue
Receives data -
TRCK+
Green
YV
T/R clock +
TRCK-
White brown
AAX
T/R clock-
GND
Brown
Signal ground
CD
M34 connected internally
EFH
M34 connected internally
NOTES In M34 plug, C-D is connectedE-F-H is connected.

connector
M34-F (Female)
A direction
B direction
RJ45 plug
A direction
B direction
CC4 coaxial cable

CC4 coaxial connector is a push lock type . When taking it, press plug CC4 backwards to loose the
lock and take out the coaxial cable.
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Push forwards to lock it
Screw down the
Press backwards
to loose
round
jacket
Straighten out the shielded wire forwards to wrap up the metal
back
of the coaxial connector.
Press
and fasten it with the round sleeve
0.125
Choose the middle gear of the Press Plier (printed with 0.125)
Press plug
CC4
backward to
loose
lock
the
Assembled CC4 coaxial cable
CC4
back
and take out

the
The coaxial cable goes
coaxial
cable.
Weld the two core
through the unscrewed
line together
round jacket
The coaxial cable goes

through
the round sleeve
-75-2-1
Coaxial
cable SYS-75-2-1
Copper
core
Polyfluortetraethylene(white)
Metal
Faraday cage
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FAQs
Common alarms
LOS is on link input signal is lost;
AIS is on all the receiving signal of the link is 1;
DA is on remote device alarms;
Solutions
1. Check whether the 2M cable of device is inserted stably, and whether the T/R interface is inserted
properly;
2. Self-loop test on the device
1) Local terminal device
Self-loop the T&R link interface with a 2M cable, if alarm disappears, it means that the device
works normally;
2) Remote device
turn off power of the device
Self-loop the T&R link interface with a 2M cable
Open the cover of the device.
set clock of the device as master by JP3(refer to the following picture)
turn on the powerif alarm disappears, it means that the remoter device works normally
revert the device and put on the upper cover of the device
3. If above-mentioned operations are all normal, check the transmission channel and cables to make
sure that they are connected well without disturbance.
Link self-loop
Master clock
Slave clock
Diagram 9-1 Schematic diagram for common problems
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Users Manual for PCM Multiplexer ZMUX-30

1.3 Power Supply

2.1 Link Interface 2Mb/s interface

c) Frequency Characteristic 300 ~ 3400Hz (-0.6 ~ +3dB)

Users Manual for PCM Multiplexer ZMUX-30

2.2.2 2/4W audio interface /2/4W E&M interface

-0.2 - +0.2dB (adjustable)

j ) common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) 70dB

m) Spare Channel Noise

2.2.3 RS232(asynchronous) interface

2.2.4 RS232(synchronous) interface

V.24 synchronous (simplex and full duplex are optional)

4800bps9600bps and 19200bps are optional

DCE and DTE are optional

2.2.5 V.35 interface

2.2.6 10Base-T interface

link layer bridging

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Slot for test process

Figure 4-1 Schematic diagram of slots configured on main board

2M link interface for 75

2M link interface for 120

Figure 4-2Schematic diagram of connection ports (rear view)

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6.1 Site Preparation

Figure 6-1: Schematic diagram of the clock configuration on main board

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6.4 Line Connection

6.4.1 Connection of 48V power cord

Figure 6-2: Schematic diagram of power plug connection

Connect the labled power cord to the

External power adaptor

Tighten screws on the top

Figure 6-3 External Power Adaptor

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6.4.2 Connection of subscribers lines

Figure 6-4: Schematic diagram of the connectors for subscriber interfaces

To facilitate selection of positions for subscribers interface rapidly, a configuration label

Figure 6-5: Configuration label of subscriber interfaces (just for reference)

The RJ 45 ports of subscriber interfaces corresponding to various subscriber interface

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6.5 Device Installation

Figure 6-6: Schematic diagram for device installation

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As the device power on ON

As the monitor system is running FLASHING

Indication of monitor operation

As the link input signal loses ON

As the signal received by the link is out of sync ON

As the remote device emits a data alarm ON

As all of the signals received from the link are

As multi-framing signal received by the link is out of syncON

As the remove device emits a multi-frame data alarm ON

As the channels are busy ON (Or twinkling)

Indication of sub-channel busy

RUN LOF AIS

Schematic diagram of LED indicators on panel (front view)

Transportation and Storage

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